Dougherty Gets Murder Witness Dougherty Gets Murder Witness
A new witness may identify Rosenthal’s actual killers with police help. The man says he can recognize the shooters if seen again, aiding the investigation while no new arrests occur and officials discuss investigation steps. Sullivan claims Krese identification is a frame up.
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Dougherty
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Louis Krese
Bridgey
Webber
Jacob A. Reich
Jack Sullivan
Metropole
Gaynor
Waldo
Stokes Would Give Up All for Emancipation
Stamford July 27 A local editorial urged Socialist mayoral candidate James Graham Phelps Stokes to sell his possessions and share the proceeds with the poor. Stokes replied that he would do so if it would yield greater emancipation than his current plan. He argued almsgiving fails to reduce poverty and advocates replacing the system with an industrial democracy ensuring workers enjoy wealth they produce.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
James Graham Phelps Stokes
Stokes
Vaults Planned for U S Gold Reserve in New York
Secretary MacVeagh has drawn plans for a massive underground vault system beneath the Assay Building in New York City to store up to two billion dollars in gold. The five story complex will be blasted from solid rock and reach by elevators, with total project cost about 220000. The vaults aim to centralize storage while keeping existing dispersal of gold nationwide.
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New York Times
Washington
MacVeagh
United States
Assay
New York City
Congress
United States Treasury
Auto plunge kills passenger in Hoosick Falls tragedy
A touring car owned by Brownell Bates of North Pownal Vermont dived from a bridge into Shingle Hollow River near Hoosick Falls. Andrew H. Whippel of Boston was killed, while Bates and his wife were severely injured. The body and injured were found by farmer Robert Stevens and carried for coroner notes. Bates was moved toward North Adams Massachusetts for hospital care.
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New York Times
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Brownell Bates
North Pownal
Andrew H. Whippel
Boston
Mr. Whipper
Mrs. Bates
Louis J. Beard
Hawley Estate Net Value Placed At 5.28 Million
Executor report shows Edwin Hawley’s gross estate at 9.29 million with 4.01 million in debts and expenses leaving a net of 5.28 million. Realty totals 438,100, chiefly 19 East Sixtieth Street residence valued 106,660. Hawley’s largest holding is Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad stock worth 3,079,618, plus other railroad and corporate holdings. Inheritance tax assessed at 176,464.94. Miss Emma C. Cameron listed as Hawley’s niece and housekeeper received 50,000. Crandell nephews share 352,219 each. Hawley died intestate February 1, 1912.
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Fraser
Hawley
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Babylon
L. I
Hawley & Davis
Broad Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Misequri, Kansas & Texas Common
Reading Common
United States Lighting and Heating Company
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Preferred
Common
Western Pacific
United States Realty and Improvement Company
Michael J. Garvin
Schreyer
L’heimut
Hayden, Stone & Co
Crews, Lichtenstadt & Co
National City Bank
Uhn, Loeb & Co
William Solomon& Co
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Emma C. Cameron
Mr. Hawley
Epee
Samuel Hawley
Charles Hawley
Willam Hawley
Nellie H. Seymour
Annie Hawley Ogden
Chatham
N. Y
Walter Crandell
Fred H. Crandell
Mary Crandell Rene
Hotham
Mary H. Crandell
Charles _Hawley
Crandell
Amnesia Mystery After Newark Dining Incident
A 22 year old man at Newark City Hospital fainted after dinner and suffered memory loss yet appeared to understand questions. A small pocket book bore the name Miss Jeanette Cook of New York. a Times visit found a Miss Jeannette Cook at 239 West Twenty second Street and a Gustave Cook, nephew, 19, recently ill. Miss Cook left for Hackettstown to her family home and would be absent until Wednesday or later.
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Newark City Hospital
Newark
Jeanette Cook
West
Hackettstown
Voice Heard in Flooded Lemont Mine Rescue Efforts Continue
In Uniontown Pennsylvania rescuers from H C Frick Coke Co. report hearing a voice through the wall from Lemont Mine No 2 after Mine No 1 flood. Twenty five workers dig through debris toward the second mine and hope to reach the suspected drowned miner John Bolcheck while others, Peter Ebans and John Stanton, are believed carried into Youngstown mine.
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Uniontown
Penn
Lemont Mine
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Lemont Mine No. 2
Lemont
John Bolcheck
Peter Ebans
John Stanton
Lespent Mine No. 1
Youngstown
Pictorial Section Preview and Features Overview
A sprawling catalog of sections and topics appears, listing photographs from Stockholm and Longchamps, plus coverage of royalty, sports, wireless dispatches, auctions, bridge, photography, and a row of magazine pieces. The page hints at reviews, poetry, books, cuisine, and real estate listings spanning arts, science, or markets.
Pope relaxes nuptial vows decree for Protestant Catholic marriages
St Louis July 27 Protestants may now marry Catholics without signing the ante nuptial promises to rear children in the Catholic faith or pledge not to interfere with Catholic worship. Pope Pius has repealed the Ne Temere provision effective immediately. The Western Watchman notes the change may stir Catholic circles and that a court in St Louis ruled the promises had no legal force.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Pope Pius
Acta
Vatican
Pius
Father Phelan
Court of Appeals of
Longshoreman's Daughter Maria Vanishes Then Found Murdered
A eight year old girl named Maria Barbato disappeared from her Brooklyn tenement Wednesday and was found dead in the East River. Her body was in a sugar sack with a blue handkerchief stuffed in her mouth and tied with rope. Coroner reports strangulation by a piece of cotton forced down the windpipe. police hunt for the assailant based on this macabre clue.
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John Murphy
Boatman
Murphy
Amity Street
Hultz
Antonio Barbuto
Union Street
Maria
East River
Italan
Annunziata
Angelo
Sabbatino
Glinnen
Barbato
Italy
Ellis Island
Antonio Barbato
Charles F. Pabst
Birds flirtatious and vain study at Chicago lecture
Henry Oldys formerly of the U S Biological Survey told University of Chicago listeners that birds possess an aesthetic sense like humans. He described bird song resembling opera and ragtime, noted plumage display as flirtation, and cited a Congo male peeking to see if the mate watches. He urged learning from birds.
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Chicago
Henry Oldys
United States Biological Survey
University of Chicago
Mr. Oldys
Congo
Theakter
Governor Forbes Seriously Ill on Nashawena Island
Gov. Forbes, Governor General of the Philippines, is reported seriously ill on Nashawena Island Massachusetts where he is spending the summer. Three seamen have visited the island to attend him but there is no telephone or telegraph communication with Nashawena Island and details on the illness could not be confirmed.
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New Bedford
Mass
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Nashawera Island
Nashawena Island
Rbes
Wireless link ties Lima to Para across Andes
The German Fel efunken Company announced successful wireless communication between Lima and Para, a 3400 kilometer overland feat through the Amazon to Manaus, then relayed to Para. The messages traversed primeval forests and 6000 meter high Andes.
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Para
Berlin
Felefunken Company
Andes
Amazon
Manaus
Paris Merchant W H Hoare Ends His Life in Paris
W H Hoare an English tailor known to many Americans, killed himself with a pistol at his shop corner of Rue Cambon and Rue du Mont Thaber in Paris. He left letters to police and his wife asking forgiveness. neurasthenia is cited as the cause. He was 56.
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Paris
NEW York Times
W. H. Hoare
Rue Cambon
Rue du Mont Thaber
London
Wire Across Auto Path Shocks Trenton Zone
Special to The New York Times reports a wire stretched across a busy highway near Trenton New Jersey on July 27 near neck height for passing drivers. The first car, owned by Frank Steward of a local business institute, and his chauffeur Harry Ringkamp, narrowly escaped decapitation as the wire snapped the windshield.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Frank C. Stew
Harry Ringkamp
Steward
Ringkamp
Take Brides to the Congo Missionaries Sail from Philadelphia
Three brides and their husbands sailed from Philadelphia on the steamship Merion to Liverpool to reach the Belgian Congo for Presbyterian missionary work. The brides, all under 22 and married less than two days, are Mrs. J. W. Allen of St. Louis, Mrs. J. C. McQueen of New Orleans, and Mrs. H. M. Washburn of Louisville. They will be the only white women in a 5000 square mile area, living 1500 miles from the coast and 500 miles from the nearest post office.
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Philadelphia
Merion
Liverpool
Belgian Congo
Pastor's suicide at church shocks Arkansas town
The Rev. Hiram O. Justice, elder at Holliness Church on Arbuckle Island near Fort Smith, died from carbolic acid after publicly rebuking the congregation and minister at a Baptist gathering. He drank poison after prayers and a written passage, collapsing and dying.
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New York Times
Fort Smith, Ark
Hiram O. Justice
Arbuckle Island
Here
Runaway aeroplane mishap in Hempstead injures aviator
Ernest Stevens, arriving from Panama, tried to start his aero plane alone. The engine would not start, and he grabbed the propeller, spun around as the plane lurched forward, then crashed into a sandbank and was thrown to the ground.
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New York Times
Hempstead
N. Y
Ernest Stevens
Panama
Stevens
Kermit Roosevelt Sets Sail for Brazil and Europe
Kermit Roosevelt sailed yesterday aboard the Olympic en route to Brazil via Europe and will be away about two years. He plans to pursue a railroad career after receiving an offer from a Brazilian company. His departure is a heavy blow to his father, as Kermit has long been his favorite companion and official photographer.
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Brazil
Europe
Oyster Bay
Bragillian
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Col. Roosevelt
Harvard
Beggar Worth $300000 Found In Okla After Madness
In Los Angeles on July 27 Leota Seybold once known for begging for pennies was deemed legally insane and sent to an asylum. Investigators determined she had substantial property holdings in Oklahoma including large tracts of land and a plan to place her under care of two sisters there.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Leota Seybold
Oklanine
Danish Arctic Explorer Mikkelsen Surfaces After Two Winters
Captain Einar Mikkelsen and Engineer Iversen, missing since March 1910 while crossing Greenland from Shannon Island, arrive at Aalesund Norway. They found Mylius Erichsen's depot, endured severe cold, shot dogs for food, and were rescued by a Norwegian vessel on July 17, ending a harrowing east coast trek back toward Copenhagen.
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Einar Mikkelsen
Iversen
Shannon
King William Land
Greenland
Aalesund
Norway
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Mikkelsen
Engineer Iversen
Mylius Erichsen
Denmark Firth
Erichsen
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Shamrock Island
Cape Dalton
News of Capt. Mikkelsen’s Safe Arrival Brings Hope
Herbert I. Bridgman secretary of the Peary Arctic Club and friends welcomed Capt. Einar Mikkelsen who was found alive after searches for Ericksen. The message came from Shannon Island near Bass Rock where safety stations for the Baldwin-Ziegler expedition were established.
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Herbert I. Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Anthony Fiala
EE. B. Baldwin
Willam S. Champ
Rasmussen
Arctic
Greenland
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Mikkelsen
Mr. Bridgman
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Brid
Mikklesen
Copenhagen
Pasaphiet
Greeland
Grant's Land
Crocker Land Expedition
Smith Sound
Etah
Brother
Crocker Land
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